Gottfried Herold 2548d489a6
Documentation fix: (#193)
The previous statement was slightly wrong. Being a primite root does not mean r^( (q-1)/2) != 1.
If q=1 == 2^s * t, the latter is satisfied by e.g. t'th roots of unity, but those are not primitive roots by the usual definition.
Fortunately, the actual computation of 2^i'th roots of unity does not require a primitve root to start with, only a non-square.
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